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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1936

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Memorial Day Observances Across City Areas

Memorial Day observances spread from Frederick to Thurmont and Woodsboro with parades at 2 PM in Frederick led by Col. Elmer Munshower and featuring the Francis Scott Key Post No 11 American Legion Drum Corps. Woodsboro plans a 10 AM parade to Mt Hope Cemetery, while Thurmont holds a 1:30 PM service at United Brethren cemetery with a ceremony in church.

Frederick Thurmont Woodsboro Hagerstaan Washington Gotarteal Society Bugle Corps Harry E. Pettingall Legion Guy Anders J. Karl Gilbert Luther E. Bell Frederick Unita Park W. T. Loy Washington Mr. Pettingall Francis Scott Key American Legion Clifford M Yinger The Lewis A. Mice Lawrence Everhart American Revoluution Alban M. Wood Fitzhugh Lee United Daughters of the Confederacy G. Raymond Shipley Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans Woodshoro P.O. G Mt. Hope Tery Charles H. Fogle United Brethren United Brethren Church Thurmont High School Saltation Army Drim Corps Prederick Charles H. Corbett Gutheran Church H. OB. Krone Walter Read HH. Q Miller Harold Paul Krone Stephen Nelson Jamie Stottiemyer Mare Karet Krome Conelais H. Q Miller Franklin Pivot Rowe Furor Fea Addie Ralteell Mee Harry W. Firor Mra Curtis Frewett K. A. Blah Parece

Cicada Army Erupts Through County Ears Hear Summer Chorus

The county reports a growing cicada emergent movement with residents noting widespread singing now under way. Government entomologist photographs show no midnight choruses while official bulletins describe the insects’ dawn rest, tempo, and the unique mutating reflections on nearby discs as they prepare for the season’s sonic prelude to events.

Ahn Wet Paderek Kemp Mr. Kemp Bulletin No 71 United States Bureau of Entomology

Roosevelt Visits His Injured Mother

President Roosevelt arrived at his family home to find his 87 year old mother Mia Sarah DeLane Roosevelt resting after a hip fracture from a fall in New York ten days earlier. A small crowd greeted him as townsfolk watched the special train depart. The family physician said Mrs Roosevelt sustained a fracture of the great trochanter with no complications expected.

Vbney Myce Roosevelt Aday Mia Sarah Delane Roosevelt New York City Scott Lord Smith

Townsend On Tour Of Maryland Sites

Baltimore May 23 AP Dr Fran cis E Townsend began a dawn sight-seeing tour of historic Maryland points amid congressional probes He avoided disclosing plans while predicting a full day away Supporters at his Plan headquarters urged him to resist further questioning by the committee Wha antes

Baltimore Francis E. Townsend Maryland

Final Student Recital at Hood College Draws Audience

A large audience attended the final student graduation recital at Hood College Beewleck Hall on Friday. Miss Irene Ralteer from Bhankeville, WA and Miss Mare Taftue Thomas from Gaithers Mire Mise Ralteer performed as pianist and soprano respectively. Catherine Williams, a professor of music at Hood, accompanied on piano.

Beewleck Halt Hood College Apom Irene Ralteer Bhankeville Mare Taftue Thomas Gaithers- Mire Mise Ralteer Mies Thomas Thomas War Misa Catherine Wiliams Qin Eho S Profesor of

Spring Flower Show on June 3 at Presbyterian grounds

Garden Club plans an annual spring flower show on June 3 at the Presbyterian grounds with display walls, prizes, and crafts. Entries due by 1 pm in the afternoon. exhibits include shrubs, iris, columbine, roses, poppies, miniature arrangements, and tables. Proceeds fund plantings for the C Burr Arts library grounds. Mrs Joseph Wo Apple presides. Alans Dwight McCain chairs committee.

Vredenok Garde Cate PMT Elith Realarhate Soclal Cie Gud Owtiel Pabbeps Dunktes Fran Hagersowa Balinore Tor Gare den Cibo Ege Fawers Ebass Stow Thraers Alanys Bether Garden Club C. Burr Joseph Wo Apple Dwight McCain

Socialist Leaders Opposing Roosevelt at Party Convention

Socialists at the national convention warned labor against backing President Roosevelt in 1936. Mayor Daniel Hoan of Milwaukee and Leo Kroyncki urged caution, arguing a national farm labor party is unwarranted and not sufficient to secure labor gains.

Cleveland Socialist Teaders Tannevelt Daniel W. Hoan Milwaukee Leo Kroyckl Socialist Party Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union Ioan

Convocation at Grace Church New Market Bishops Leads

The Convocation of Cumberland meets at Grace Church New Market Wednesday at 10 am with Bishop Helfenstein celebrant and Rev. Lovett of Memorial Church Baltimore preaching. The Forward Movement will guide discussion and Mrs Shoemaker speaks on Women’s Work and Forward Movement.

Cumberland Grace Church New Market T. Helfenstein Lovett D. D Memorial Church Baltimore Samuel Shoemaker

Andrew Wendley Dies At Westminster At 70

Westminster May 21 AP Andrew Wendley longtime manager of the Lum ber Coal and Supply Company died Wednesday at his home in Westminster He was a 45 year member of the local Knights of Pythias lodge Funeral services will be held at his home Monday afternoon

Westminster Andrew Wradiey Lumber, Coal and Supply Ffort Wendley The Knights of Pythias

May Gut Showers Weather Outlook For Week

The forecast calls for showers starting Monday with rain across the region, then a gradual warming trend toward the end of the week. Temperatures rise above normal in the north portion with steadier rain and lingering cool conditions elsewhere.

May Ball Celebrates 100 Couples in DeMolay Event

A DeMolay May Ball hosted by Frederick Chapter drew about 100 couples from Wagers town and Predenck with chaperons Host Howard Gale and His Collegians from Dickinson College Carlisle Pa provided music. Dance featured Paul Jones and others as well as carved cane prizes and corsages for the girls. Notable attendees included Master Councilor Roger Heck and many Magers guests. crests arrived from Frederick.

Wagerstown Predenck Prederick Chapter Howard Gale Dickinson College Carlisle Paul Jones Dc Gyrut Wein Ella Clarence CG. Carty Clifford M. Yinger Ella S Ramsburg, Jr Charlotte Waters Menara Howard Grass Marlon 5 Miler Roger B. Heck G. Eduard Nogie Robert McLaren D. Martin Green Harry Datingacdade Manes Galler, Jr Cleon HW. Alexander Magers Moan Vivian Lansey Helen Smith Jane Mayen Louise Weigand Jane Musiper Madeline Dittendall Helen Marshman Phil Early Kathryn Shenk Margaret Holman Alice Kennay Martha Kerney Cheris Smeder Messrs Fred Mowen Dake Furtty Robert Dean Jackson Murray Edward Harper Alton Wilson Robert F. Keane Harry Davis Raszel McConnell T. Milton Long William Horst Robert Paxton Wiliam Stonebraker George W. McBride Counsilor Frederick Roger C. Heck Dorsey F. Shipley Atrs Oland Metzler Chaaries FE Troxell William Haugh David H. Yinger Marrarnt Ridgley Robin Ridenbaugh Mary E. Staffer Helen Caller Ruth E. Haller Evelyn Dlotfman Dane Apecht Louise Keller Katheryn Crum Margaret Shoemaker Charlotte King Kie Simpy Netty Rie Dorothy Smith Vivian Wachter Mildred Ephraim Marty Agnes Thaw Louisa Stepler Beatrice Summers Thelma White Anna Marie Carmack Reva Alexander Anna Margaret G Elva Larle Atier Erma Gonso Jane Himes Helen Feitchie Jean Peaga Harriet Benchest Miriamotulu Naomi Mchaarty Marbara Rowe Patricia Fetser Julia Derr Ware Cile Wants Elma Martin Virginia Mann Katharine Dussard Helen Har Rett Mary Little Ruth Rice Mary Catherine Crum Margarette Wiener Clara Baxter Virginia Kine Elizabeth Hhoderick Vera Beh Afiderd Zimemerman Jean Collmus Porethy Dutraw Moewars Charles Sanner Charles Rarnst Glenn Orrison H.C. Orrman Chatinery Sanper Charlies Batan Gart C. Broan Nernard Zimmreman Pete Eb Head Pete Eb Head Uaete Tas Ee Tee Summers, and M. Kemp Nelson Shull Warry Baumerardner T. Chitst Christh Jack Stoner Haller Mullard G. Dutrow Elwowarity Magahin Holbert Edwards Frederick Kem Cleon Hi Alewanier Pagenn Walter Alvin Simon C Robert Brup Gumore Mt Flautt Frank Rosmith Albert Pinher Roy F. Chastion Harry of Reid F. Getler John 1 Raumaardner Eg Biull Ralph Casies J J Prices Atr Mo Kehne Atanas J Warald Hooper Walter Boonseord William St. Menre Walter A Danner William Main Robert Webaren Henry Falk Willard Mc Teal Marry Gur Nest Addis O

Fletcher Talks To Young G.O.P.S

Fletcher addresses Young Republicans urging loyalty to the party and its ideals. He stresses better organization and passion, contrasting with perceived corruption and attacks on American institutions. The speech argues to remain committed to the present form of government.

Bloarte Wally Mate & Fletcher Republians Natinal Comminer Meteher Iilitant Gyfer Ogedar America

Mother Who Killed 3 Children A Death by Own Action

Mrs Sarah Oberle of Allentown Pennsylvania 48 killed her three children in January then hanged herself at Gallarconi State Hospital. Coroner Alexander Peters reported a note blaming her husband and family. Oberle, wife of Chester County farm agent Joseph Oberle, was taken to the hospital by a sanity commission after an inquest. Dr LeRoy Harber testified he attempted to assist her after she killed the children.

Allentown Sarah Oberle Gallarconi Dae Ace Te State Hospital Alesander Peters Oherie Chester County Joseph FL Oherie Oberie LeRoy Harber

Chuck Klein Weds Philadelphia Widow in Quirky City Ceremony

Chuck Klein, famed Cubs star, reportedly married Mary Torpay in Philadelphia near the Cubs park. The ceremony was led by John Dennison at a Catholic church, with local figures and celebrants listed in the report.

Chuck Klein Philadelphia Thay Canerien Chuck) Klein Tho ‘Way Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Nationals Mary Torpay Feet BY Mary's Jloman Catholic Church Cubs John Dennison

Commencement Events At Maryland School CMMI CEI

Commencement ceremonies at the Maryland school will honor eleven graduates with remarks by Cage Morris and Miss Margaret Ken directing. The program includes songs, a reading by Thiehna ouehia and a closing collection, followed by a celebratory picnic and a social hour.

CMMI Tyades Ray Bee Serkles Toechork Monas Salvedlow Pris Rosson Diprocagion Byakhe Tia Evervises

Navy peace time budget tops four hundred twenty million

Washington May 9 AP An appropriation of 420 million dollars for Navy peacetime needs passed a joint meeting of the Senate and House appropriations committees. The bill authorizes up to ten new battleships if other signatories to the 1940 London treaty start capital ship construction and provides funds for building 333 airplanes. The package, largest in the nation’s history, covers fitting out dreadnoughts and related contingencies.

Wishington Mayoga Chemay Bennie and Tour Big Matey Hill

Stocks Edge Higher as Markets Rebound

New York markets show renewed grip on a recovery as stocks rise fractions amid improving sentiment. Wheat drops about two cents per bushel while foreign currencies remain steady. the pound opens at $4.97. In Vindobona, a sale near Jefferson Boulevard was withdrawn by receivers amid bankruptcy actions, and a separate property sale was deferred under court orders.

New York Giles Vindobona Jeferson Boulevard Teaddock Ute KAN Net Poral Degun States District Court Beefare

Wendy Warne Actress in Path to Inheritance Dispute

An unclear snippet mentions Wendy Warne and an inheritance dispute over a path and a board. Other readable fragments reference Walyeowt and May 23 with odd wording and monetary term 20¢, but no clear event, outcome, or identifiable entities beyond the names.

Wesdy Crots Wendy Warne

Meeting of Tre OU LMA Held at Walkersville Church

Fraternal Association assembly in Walkersville with Albert B Wler presiding aims to progress. Delegates from multiple lodges attend as officers are elected and a June 1 meeting in Frederick County is planned with reports on membership and program remarks from state and national officials.

Statn WU Amd Ett Kempfern Arueral Indies Buate Rice Jasper J. Huff Cumberland James Hitler Ann E Mehl John E. i. Nine Wan Howe State View Layton J. Howland L. Mennerick George Smith Watty Graham Koo W. Lanerentz Prat Thomas A. Cracie Maurice EE. Trohinette G. Farward Hardy Wm. F. Clark Robert Wikinson John E. France

Betson Divorce Trial Seeks Absolute Decree

Helen V Betson asks for an absolute divorce from Lewis Fa Rar Heteon in Circuit Court on a bill of complaint. She asks that a subpoena be served and that she may resume her maiden name Helen V Jurck. They married April 11 1932 and he abandoned her in January 1934. Co respondents to be named at hearing.

Lewis Fa- Rar Heteon Helen V. Betaon Helen V. Jurck Reno Harp

Woman Dies as Bicycle Struck Parked Car on Park Avenue

A bicyclist riding Friday afternoon collided with a parked automobile on Park Avenue near the home of Mr and Mrs William Stilty. The rider, identified as a 20 year old woman, suffered fatal injuries. Paramedics rendered aid at the scene but she died at the hospital. Police opened an investigation into the accident and possible contributing factors.

Marth Mare Park Avenue Mire Willam Stulty

Johnson Property Sold at Auction Fron Mare Street

Property at 215 Fest Bieth Street was sold this morning at auction by Fay Sut and auctioneers ST Walia SY Storm vad tretee and Gay Fout. Proceeds directed by Adam Johnson and Walter A Johnain, with buyers listed as the xieemoom.

New Trial Motion in Grade Crossing Case Overruled

Three-judge panel denies motion for a new trial in the grade crossing fatality case. Attorneys will study the record before determining next steps. The decision names Mrs. Kanerson as plaintiff seeking $400,000 in damages after a school bus crash near Hagerstown in 1935. Defense and plaintiffs plan further review of the ruling on appeal and potential changes to the compensation award under Maryland law.

Roorkee Cisea Paward i Moe Thanmiinett Dadi Hagerstow Poe Tisforth WR Roulet Merstoan Fies 1 Matersen Callom Rimcraoty Pearl VW Emersiag Wilatsport HigheBcbool Kanerson Roulette San Nanauariig Urner Maryland McLaughlin Row Irtte

William J. Grove Marks 82nd Birthday in Pa Trip

William J. Grove a Frederic county figure and president of M J Grove Lime Company left at noon for Redfowl Pennsylvania to observe his 82nd birthday He also moved to participate in a state party election this November Grove drew support from local Democratic leaders and spoke of President Roosevelt and business progress under his administration at a Baltimore convention implementing his stance on national figures.

William J. Grove Frederick County Redfowl George C. Fleer Grove M. J. Grove Lime Companys Democratic State Central Committee Baltimore Crowe President Roosevelt Willam Randolph Weartt Frank Ft Kent Roosevelt

Weather Today Summary

The report shows precipitation for 24 hours ending 8 a m with May totals around Lee inches and May to date about 1.56 inches, comparing to normal May amounts. Yesterday’s high was 78, the previous year 74, and the low near minus 4. Moon phase and sunrise details are listed for tomorrow morning.

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